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In which case, the article here doesn't really have a point. Why try to make good video game movies in the first place?
by craftyguy 9y ago
In which case, the article here doesn't really have a point. Why try to make good video game movies in the first place?
- emodendroket 9y agoSurely a video game movie getting rave reviews would sell even more tickets. And you have to imagine the people making a movie hope viewers like it.
- krapp 9y agoYou'd think so, but Michael Bay's Transformers franchise is widely despised by critics and fans (and rightly so), and also makes hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars worldwide. When you have audacity, nostalgia and guaranteed merchandising potential you don't need the movie to be good, unfortunately.
- emodendroket 9y agoI have to think the people who keep coming back for one installment after another don't despise the movies. And in fact I remember being dragged to Transformers II by an ex who really wanted to see it because she enjoyed the first one.
- throwaway2048 9y agoquite a few in the filmsphere and in decision making positions in holywood itself still care significantly about the art of film, independantly from the money thats brought in.